bigg10 is trolling right? No one is that dense.
Ok, I'll bite.
First, I recall Tom Osborne saying that he would have liked to have had an annual game with Iowa, but they declined. I don't think we have been "ducking" the Hawks. I guess that opinions vary.
The Insight having the 4th pick does not equate to them being required to pick the 4th best team. If that were so, the Cotton Bowl would be required to pick the loser of the CCG.
I have enjoyed some of the comments made by Hawk fans on their boards, and about how rudely Nebraska will get treated in the B1G. A couple of them being, and I will paraphrase:
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You ain't in the Big 12 North anymore!!!"
To combat this, I have had to bring up the historical facts: When the Big 12 was formed, we had 4 teams finish in the Top 10 the previous year. The South was garbage. Also, since the Big 12 was formed, no less than 4 of the 6 North teams have played in BCS games. I also had to remind them, that they conviently forget that we had to play either Oklahoma or Texas every year, sometimes both the same year to win the conference. And those 2 teams regularly played for National Championships, unlike B1G schools. Moreover, I had to remind them that within the last 3 or 4 years, Tech, A&M, and OK State have all finished in the Top 25 at least once, meaning, we had to play 2 to 3 games per year against Top 25 teams from the South.
"How is your little running quarterback gonna make it through the season? Dennard Robinson couldn't, how will Martinez? Martinez got hurt last year, how is gonna make it through a year in a league that plays tough defense?"
I guess I had to point out that this is football, people at all levels, in all leagues get hurt. I know I sprained my ankle pretty bad playing softball a few years back. And the last I checked, the rest of the NCAA Div. 1 isn't playing touch football, to the best of my knowledge.
"Your offense sucked the last 2 years, what happens when you have to play in a league that plays REAL defense."
To which I had to remind them that those
REAL defenses gave up an average of 33.5 points per game in the bowl games last year.